Brandon Jubelirer

2024 Attorney Awards

Hawks Quindel, S.C. is proud to announce that 12 of our Attorneys have received awards for their hard work and dedication in 2024! Larry Johnson...

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Disability Location Determines Permanent Partial Disability Benefits

Permanent Partial Disability in Wisconsin Aside from medical bill coverage and wage loss benefits, permanent partial disability (PPD) is one of the most common benefits...

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Wisconsin Legislature Reforms Mental Injury Standard for Police and Firefighter PTSD Claims

Non-Traumatic Mental Injuries Under Wisconsin Worker’s Compensation A non-traumatic mental injury is a psychological injury a worker sustains in the course of his or her...

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Anticipating Medicaid Liens in Denied Worker’s Compensation Cases

Using Medicaid to Cover Medical Treatment After Your Worker’s Compensation Claim is Denied If your employer’s worker’s compensation carrier concedes liability for a work injury,...

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How Worker’s Compensation Applies to At-Home Employees

WI Worker’s Compensation Covers Remote Employees Working from Home With the onset of the coronavirus pandemic in 2020, many employees throughout Wisconsin transitioned from a...

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WI Workers Compensation Claims Require Support from a Medical Doctor

The Practitioner Who Evaluates You Matters As the U.S. healthcare industry grows in complexity, healthcare professionals without traditional doctorates in medicine, like physician’s assistants and...

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Worker’s Compensation for Disability or Death Due to COVID-19

Work-Related COVID-19 Infections are Covered Under the Wisconsin Worker’s Compensation Act COVID-19 has caused massive uncertainty not only in the workplace, but the everyday lives...

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Employees Rights Choose Their Doctor After a Work Injury

The Right to Choose Your Own Worker’s Compensation Doctor in Wisconsin Unlike most other states, the Wisconsin Worker’s Compensation Act provides injured workers in Wisconsin...

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What to Do When Your Employer Does Not Report Your Work Injury

Employers Sometimes Fail to Report Employee Work Injuries As required by the Wisconsin Worker’s Compensation Act, the majority of Wisconsin employers report all work-related injuries...

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